Our team offers a variety of preventive, diagnostic, and maintenance services which are designed to benefit each member of your family.
During checkups, we’ll also be on the lookout for inflammation, the onset of gum disease, tooth decay (cavities), oral cancer, and others. Our goal is to detect and treat these problems as soon as they arise or help you to avoid them from developing in the first place.
General dentistry is best when patients use it for preventive care, rather than for corrective treatment.
Gum diseases like gingivitis and periodontitis occur when bacteria accumulate along and beneath the gum line. This causes the gums to become inflamed and sore, and they may bleed easily when irritated. Over time, untreated gum disease can infect both the gum tissue and the underlying bone, causing gum recession, bone loss, and potential tooth loss.
Early diagnosis of periodontal disease yields the possibility of early treatment, which can significantly improve patient outcomes. Furthermore, treatment for periodontal disease in its earliest stages is much less invasive than that of advanced periodontitis.
Orthodontics is a specialized form of dentistry focusing on the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of dental and facial abnormalities.
For most people, achieving a healthy, beautiful smile is the reason for receiving orthodontic care. If you're self-conscious about your smile, correcting your concerns with braces will greatly improve the way you look and feel.
Our specialist provide comprehensive and specialized oral healthcare for infants, children and adolescents in a safe, friendly, and technologically advanced environment.
We are committed to the highest standards of care and ethics and pay special attention to promoting education, prevention, and a healthy lifestyle for your children while treating them.
Endodontists are specialists in saving teeth, committed to helping you maintain your natural smile for a lifetime, focuses on diagnosing tooth pain and performing root canal treatment and other procedures relating to the interior of the tooth.
In many cases, a diseased tooth can be saved with endodontic treatment.
Oral and maxillofacial surgery is responsible for restoring the normal anatomy and physiology of the patient, both in function and facial aesthetics.
Oral and maxillofacial injuries are complicated by the aesthetics they represent and the anatomical complexity of the area.
Dental implants are an excellent way to replace missing teeth and offer an alternative to partial or complete dentures. Implants are an excellent support and provide stability to the fixed prostheses.
They consist of a root and an artificial crown (usually made out of titanium), both surgically put into place in the bone of the upper or lower jaw, without pain. The implant provides a durability and strength comparable to natural teeth.